00:00If you send goods to Germany, this information is especially for you.
00:04Let us understand the packaging law of Germany.
00:07If an online seller ships goods to Germany, this law directly affects his business.
00:13Germany's Packaging Act, or Farpak G, holds sellers responsible for their packaging.
00:18Look, this law is there so that companies pay their share of the cost of recycling every box and wrapper.
00:25It doesn't matter where the seller is, whether from India or America, this law applies to everyone.
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00:31But don't worry, it is very easy to follow, it just takes three simple steps.
00:36The first step is to register with Lucid, an official database that provides a unique number.
00:42And yes, this registration is absolutely free, but it has to be completed before the first package is sent.
00:48The second step is to obtain a license from the Dool system. These private companies handle recycling.
00:55Its fees are determined by how much cardboard or plastic material is shipped in a year.
01:01And third, German consumers need to be informed about packaging recycling. Just a little information.
01:07But if someone ignores these rules then the matter can become very serious.
01:12The fines are very heavy, and can go up to two hundred thousand euros.
01:16Not only this, marketplaces like Etsy can also put diseases on sales in Germany.
01:21So the result is very clear, either sell without any restriction or face the risk of heavy fine.
01:26Often people think that I just sell a few items, but this thinking is a big misconception.
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01:33The reality is that there are no exemptions in the law. This applies from the first package itself.
01:38Consider Priya from Delhi selling notebooks in Munich. She too must complete these three steps.
01:44So the formula is simple: Selling in Germany is equal to registration plus license plus information.
01:51So ultimately, every seller has a decision to make: either stop shipping to Germany or obey the law.
01:56please follow.
01:57So the question is whether your packaging is registered for the German market because the right decision will take you forward.
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